Herbivorous Dinosaur Teeth

DON AND SARA PARSONS Minerals - Fossils - Carvings Raynox Conversion Lenses 2808 Eden Lane Rapid City, SD 57703 PHONE (605) 348-0937   FAX (605) 341-2568 All images are taken using Raynox CM-2000 and CM-3500 (micro and macro) lenses for a 35 mm SLR Camera and a 8X Digital Still Camera. Thescelosaurus neglectus Age: Late Cretaceous 65-77 mya Location:Western Canada, Colorado, Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming  Size: Length 12 feet, Height 3 feet at hips   Description: This small plant-eater had a stout body with a long tail and short legs. It may have moved on all fours, odd for a Hypsilophodontid. The name is from the Greek theskelos, marvelous, and sauros, lizard .

Triceratops horridus 35mm long South Dakota $310.00  T. horridus 18mm long Wyoming $26.00  T. horridus 18mm long Wyoming $24.00  T. horridus 16mm long Wyoming $22.00

Size: length, to 25 feet; height, 8 feet to top of frill; wieght , up to 5 tons  This massive plant-eater was armed with 3 horns and a heavily armored frill to protect it's neck. The teeth were designed to shear coarse fibrous plants not to chew, crush or grind softer material. Only the largest of predators such as T.rex was equipped to sucessfully attack Triceratops and then only at considerable risk. The name is from the Greek tri, three: keratos, horn ; and ops, face.   T. horridus 28 mm. long Woming $32.00

Late Cretaceous

8 mm long Wyoming $120.00

5 mm. long Wyoming $85.00

4 mm. long Wyoming $92.00

Lambeosaurine hadrocaur 12mm across, 5mm thick Oldman Fm Alberta, CA $62.00

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